Han dynasty

Traditional Chinese Painting "Appreciating Plum Blossoms at night in January" (正月寒夜探梅), about the daily lives of imperial concubines of the Qing, by Chen Mei (陈枚) of the Qing Dynasty (1636 — 1912), is now preserved in Palace Museum.

Part of painting "Palace of Han Empire" (汉苑图), by Li Rongjin (李容瑾) of the Yuan Dynasty (1271 — 1368) and now preserved in the Taipei Palace Museum, portrays the view of a magnificent palace of the Han Dynasty (202 BC — 220 AD).

The middle aged Emperor Wu at his prime in his Mianfu (Hanzi: 冕服, pinyin: miǎnfú), lit. "Coronation Costume", a formal cloth w...

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